Jessica Bianconi is a BMus Student at Carleton University and recent graduate of the Canterbury High School Vocal program. She has a background in classical, pop, rock and musical theatre. She is also a singer/songwriter and has grown up in the Ottawa Music Scene.

She began singing in choirs at a very young age and took part in the Ottawa Catholic Choir and Ottawa Children’s Choir. Jessica has trained classically under highly recognized university professor, from the University of Ottawa and the University of Toronto, Yoriko Tanno Kimmons. She also completed her level 8 Royal Conservatory of Music certification in 2016.

Jessica has trained with Bernard Fowler, backup vocalist for the Rolling Stones and also recorded under Rob Lamothe, from the band the River Dogs. She has been the lead vocalist in many bands and has both written lyrics and composed for them.

In her most recent solo project, Jessica has been performing around Ottawa and recording her first solo EP in studio.

Until age 14, Ally had always been rather shy with showcasing her music, but after joining the vocal group at Castor Valley Elementary School, she began to be more outwardly involved with performing. Later that year, she auditioned for the vocal program at Canterbury High School, where she graduated from in 2018. There she was in various choirs, musicals, and even operas in her voice studio; she also competed in various competitions. In her gap year between high school and university, she was asked to perform at Rideau Hall by the Governor General herself, and she also substituted at Glebe Montessori School as a music teacher for the end of the year. There she gained a love for teaching, and had lots of fun exploring music with children of many ages.

Ally teaches voice and beginner piano. She is well trained in classical and musical theatre, and enjoys working in many other styles! She loves to keep a fun atmosphere while also tailoring lessons to each student’s needs, so they can learn and improve to their fullest potential.

Christine has been immersed in music for the majority of her life, earning a grade 9 piano certificate from the Royal Conservatory of Music in 2011 and a Bachelor of Music from the University of Ottawa for vocal performance in 2016. In 2017, she left the classical world to pursue her own solo indie rock project. She has fourteen years of experience teaching students of all ages in piano, voice, songwriting and specializes in beginner/intermediate piano. Additionally, she has helped several piano students pass RCM exams up to grade 5 and prepared students to audition for arts high schools such as DeLaSalle (which she herself attended) and Canterbury. She believes that music should be accessible to everyone and tailors her lessons to the unique goals and level of her students in a way that helps them feel excited to learn and produces real results. She teaches in both French and English.